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Forgive me; I'm a newbie: Can I purchase Vics Red in the US?

But I thought 845 had to sit for at least 12 hours before you "top" it. ???

Did you have to let the 845 cure for 12 hours first?

My advice would be to work on one "sample" panel; apply by hand, wait 10-20 minutes, buff off (by hand) using a new MF towel. Examine the results, adjust accordingly and re-work the car (unless you need to strip the first LSP coat - in that case, bust out the dawn). I agree with the others on...

Yes. 1. Search the forum for Nick's 845 review and demo. 2. Place bottle in sun for 5 min before using (or hot water). 3. Apply thin...thin...oh, so very thin. Enjoy! :xyxthumbs:

I would schedule an appt. with the HOA and then hit them with a 15-min. PowerPoint presentation about the products you intend to use (pics, descriptions, manufacturer's notes on environmental safety, etc.) and then end with an imbedded YouTube video of a rinseless wash (preferrably one that does...

I checked-out "topping" - makes sense!

Thanks for the heads-up.

Thinking of layering: CG Blacklight -> Collinite 845 -> Dodo Creme Egg Carnuba -> CG V7 Would this work or am I wasting product(s)? Thanks!

Mind if I ask what product(s) you used on the exterior trim? (and tires?)

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Ordered both BL and V7last week; used them both on the wife's Honda Fit (black). These products are wonderful! Ease of application/use could not be better. I only had 2 hours to clean her car (interior was already done). I was able to wash, apply 2 coats of BL (with 15-min set time), and...

I use one in each bucket...because that's what Mike does...and I wanna be like Mike. :props:

You're in Smyrna, right? Why not hire some MTSU students? (College semester ends this week, probably going to be a-lot of them looking for work now.) Just my $.02. P.S. I'm originally from the Murfreesboro area; I'll look you you guys up next time I'm in town. :props:

Can you provide a link for that canopy in your pic? I need one...

In my experience, CarPro PERL leaves a nice "wet" look, but is completely dry... :xyxthumbs:

Thanks. I've also heard that Subaru/Honda/Mitsubishi paint is extremely "soft" and will swirl quite easily - any validity there?

Haha - well put, sir. :xyxthumbs:

I will be in the market for a new car in the near - hopefully very near - future. Prior to my discovery of AGO, I might have chosen my new ride based on websites or on lot impulse, but I have seen numerous mentions in this forum of "this company/car has the hardest or softest paint" or "this...